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Jerrod Cook is marketing a new marinade and grilling sauce called Wild n Mild
Jerrod Cook is marketing a new marinade and grilling sauce called Wild n Mild
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'Wild 'n Mild' – Pine Belt entrepreneur takes a walk on the 'wild side'
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A Pine Belt resident is currently making waves in the local culinary community, and outdoor grilling enthusiasts might be well advised to remember the name “Wild n Mild.” Wild n Mild is the combination barbecue sauce and marinade developed by Jerrod Cook, an independent health and life insurance agent who lives in Petal. Cook, 31, is an Escatawpa native who moved to the Pine Belt to study at the College of Business at Southern Miss in 2000. Cook, who despite his name claims not to be a cook at all, said his sauce’...
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